Is it worth buying fallout 3 point lookout and broken steel? and i already buyed the pitt and operation anchorage. if i saying it wrong sorry i'm not really got at speaking english seriously.
How do you guys manage to pull that kind of time for a game that was already long enough before its DLC? Don't you get tired of doing the same thing over and over: the shoot monsters in the head, collect junk, sell junk routine. I did.
It's a good game, but 30+ hours of piling the Wasteland with dead Super Mutants is more than enough for me.
How do you guys manage to pull that kind of time for a game that was already long enough before its DLC? Don't you get tired of doing the same thing over and over: the shoot monsters in the head, collect junk, sell junk routine. I did.
It's a good game, but 30+ hours of piling the Wasteland with dead Super Mutants is more than enough for me.
beyondge
nope i still like fallout 3 i finished the game over 4 times.
Broken Steel and Point Lookout are easily the best DLC Bethesda has ever released. Broken Steel adds so much to the game and is a must-buy. Point Lookout adds a full fledged new area to the game, a few new weapons, a bunch of new items, five new sidequests, and a few unmarked quests. And when I say it's a full fledged area I mean that it's an open world map like the Wasteland, not a glorified dungeon romp like The Pitt and Anchorage. It's a rather unique and refreshing area too since it puts you in a bayou swamp. Plus it's really well made, Bethesda put a lot of time and effort into fleshing out the map. There's a lot to see and do. Oh yeah, and one of the main quests for it is a total acid trip and is one of the more memorable moments of the game.
So yeah, both DLC are easily worth the 800 points each.
Broken Steel and Point Lookout are easily the best DLC Bethesda has ever released. Broken Steel adds so much to the game and is a must-buy. Point Lookout adds a full fledged new area to the game, a few new weapons, a bunch of new items, five new sidequests, and a few unmarked quests. And when I say it's a full fledged area I mean that it's an open world map like the Wasteland, not a glorified dungeon romp like The Pitt and Anchorage. It's a rather unique and refreshing area too since it puts you in a bayou swamp. Plus it's really well made, Bethesda put a lot of time and effort into fleshing out the map. There's a lot to see and do. Oh yeah, and one of the main quests for it is a total acid trip and is one of the more memorable moments of the game.
So yeah, both DLC are easily worth the 800 points each.
gameguy6700
Which one should i buy first broken steel or point lookout?
Broken Steel and Point Lookout are easily the best DLC Bethesda has ever released. Broken Steel adds so much to the game and is a must-buy. Point Lookout adds a full fledged new area to the game, a few new weapons, a bunch of new items, five new sidequests, and a few unmarked quests. And when I say it's a full fledged area I mean that it's an open world map like the Wasteland, not a glorified dungeon romp like The Pitt and Anchorage. It's a rather unique and refreshing area too since it puts you in a bayou swamp. Plus it's really well made, Bethesda put a lot of time and effort into fleshing out the map. There's a lot to see and do. Oh yeah, and one of the main quests for it is a total acid trip and is one of the more memorable moments of the game.
So yeah, both DLC are easily worth the 800 points each.
Mutantoverlord
Which one should i buy first broken steel or point lookout?
Broken Steel. It raises the level cap, gives you new perks, new weapons, new items, and allows the game to continue past the old ending which originally would have ended your game permanently. After that you can Point Lookout which will probably get you up to level 30 if you haven't hit it before then.
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